Heidi raises $340 million in Series C led by Blackbird at $900 million valuation
Australian AI startup Heidi, which builds tools to automate clinical notes and other administrative tasks for doctors, announced a $340 million financing round. The Series C was led by venture firm Blackbird, which contributed $100 million of the total.
Key points
- Heidi secured $340 million in a Series C round, with $100 million contributed by lead investor Blackbird.
- The financing values Heidi at roughly $900 million, bringing its total funding to over $430 million.
- Funds will accelerate development of AI tools that automate clinical notes and other administrative work for doctors.
The new capital values Heidi at roughly $900 million and lifts its cumulative funding to more than $430 million. Heidi says the money will be used to expand its AI platform, speed up adoption in hospitals across Australia and eventually abroad, reflecting growing investor interest in AI‑driven health‑tech solutions.
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